Section 22 of MSCS Act, 2002 : Section 22: Conversion Of A Co-Operative Society Into A Multi-State Co-Operative Society

MSCS Act, 2002

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a cooperative society named "Green Farmers Co-op" operating within the state of Karnataka, India. The society specializes in organic farming and has members who are farmers from various districts within the state. As the society grows, members from the neighboring state of Tamil Nadu express interest in joining due to the society's reputation for providing good returns and support to its members.

To accommodate these new members and legally extend its operations across state borders, "Green Farmers Co-op" decides to become a multi-State co-operative society. They propose to amend their bye-laws to reflect ...

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